NRS Rescue Board - Closeout
- Top is made of rugged 840-denier urethane coated nylon for durability.
- Reinforced Urethane bottom is slick and abrasion resistant. Sculpted design aids control and wave riding.
- Two inflated "skegs" add directional stability and control.
- The durable urethane bladder is inflated with a top quality Leafield C-7 Valve.
- Two sets of heavy-duty handles assist the rescuer and victim.
- The 3" D-ring attachment on the nose is massively reinforced to take the strain of towing and lowering.
- Bright colors and large "RESCUE" lettering improve rescuer's visibility.
- A heavy-duty carry case with a large mesh pocket makes carrying the board and other essentials easy.
- Board is 30" W x 58" L
- Material:
- Inflatable design
- 840-denier top cover
- Urethane bladder
- Dimensions: 30" W x 58" L
- Weight: 7.4 lbs
- Inflation: 2.5 psi
- Reinforced urethane bottom
- Leafield C-7 valve
- Two sets of handles
- Carry case included
- 3" D-ring in nose
- 300 lbs flotation (Flotation estimate is not certified or UL approved.)
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Pros
- Durability is good
- Very lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about NRS Rescue Board - Closeout:
This product is used on our SAR team. It needs a pump to blow up, but we use rafts and IK's so we always have a pump. It needs to be topped off just like a raft after its put into the water, as it appears full of air on shore but as soon as you put it in the water it loses some of its volume and needs a top off. Cant leave it in the sun topped off, just like a raft. It has alot more flotation than our Carlson RB's which is great for those of us with a little more mass.
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Pros
- Fun
Cons
- Slick top deck
Best Uses
- Rapids Paddling
- Rescue
- Rivers
- Wave surfing
Comments about NRS Rescue Board - Closeout:
This river board is great fun on waves.
It is easy to carry, fast to inflate, and all in all a great product. The only problem i had was the top deck got slippery when it got wet. I have the NRS SAS dry suite. Once the top deck got wet I found it increasingly difficult to stay in the sweet spot on the board. Dont get me wrong this thing is so much fun and I will never go with out one again, but it like anything has room for improvement.
Service and delivery comments:
NRS has the best shipping and customer service in the market.
Thanks NRS for always being there for me.
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Q:
Mine just arrived. What pumps are best to use to inflate the board?Asked on 2/21/2013 by Bob from Amherst, MA1 answer
A:
Bob, any of the pumps we carry will work. The Wonder Pump 6 and Bravo 2 pumps are good low cost alternatives. And any of the single stage K-Pumps would be fine too. And you might consider getting a pressure gauge. The board should be inflated to about 2.5 psi for best performance.Answered on 2/21/2013 by Clyde from NRS
